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Waiting for keys, unable to break down doors: Uvalde schools police chief defends delay in confronting gunman
Only a locked classroom door stood between Uvalde schools police Chief Pete Arredondo and a chance to bring down the gunman
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Let’s Have a Conversation About Guns
As gun owners it’s time for us to demand enforcing the ‘well regulated’ part of the second amendment
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The Subtlety of Post-Trump Trolls
Normalizing white nationalism and white supremacy are once again much more subtle than the Tucker Carlson’s of the world.
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The U.S. Lost Its War with Cuba
Cubans are fleeing the country in record numbers as economic stagnation due to U.S. policy grips the island nation
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Legacy of Jim Crow Still Affects Funding for Public Schools
A large body of evidence shows “money matters”
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How the U.S. Uses Cuban Immigrants in the Cold War with Cuba
Cubans are granted benefits that are later used as propaganda against the Cuban government and the majority support it enjoys
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Trumpism Remains a Real and Present Danger
Trump’s latest speech was just as alarming as previous speeches
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On the Rise in Violent Crime, Stolen Firearms, and Ghost Guns
We can no longer ignore the gun problem in the United States
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Joe Biden Is Still Trying To Reach the Far-Right, it’s Not Working
Joe Biden’s State of the Union address wasn’t much different than Donald Trump’s 2018 speech
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How Much Damage Could a Russian Cyberattack Do In the US?
U.S. intelligence analysts have determined that Moscow would consider a cyberattack against the U.S. as the Ukraine crisis grows.